Third World Romance Director Dwein Baltazar Holds Fundraising Workshop
It's for the benefit of Palestinian refugees staying in the Philippines.
(SPOT.ph) It's always a question of whether art can save the world, maybe even stop the genocide happening in Palestine. Well, Third World Romance writer-director Dwein Baltazar is doing her part in this effort as she announced a two-day writing and directing workshop for the benefit of Palestinian refugees staying in the Philippines. It is happening on December 28 and 29 at Sine Pop in Cubao, Quezon City.
While she initially intended to offer the workshop free of charge as a gesture of thanks to the universe for a fruitful year, the filmmaker decided to charge a nominal fee of P300, with 100% of the proceeds going to the refugees. The funds collected will directly benefit a family in need, including a 13-month-old child and a senior requiring medication. Participants are encouraged to donate beyond the workshop fee if they can, with donations of milk, diapers, and medicines also particularly welcome. Drop-offs can be done at Sine Pop on the workshop days.
Baltazar is also the director of Gusto Kita with All My Hypothalamus, Exes Baggage, and Oda sa Wala. The workshop presents an opportunity for 40 participants to delve into the intricacies of film and series writing and directing, guided by her expertise.
Dwein Baltazar's directing and writing workshop is from December 29 to 29 at Sine Pop, St. Mary Street, Cubao, Quezon City. To sign up, message Dwein Baltazar on Facebook.